The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 3

No Quarters Asked? 3 Friday, Mw.H, I960 CCCC ed and Board Rebels home of the progeny of A. By WILLIAM MACKEY A hungry band of otherwise of Hotaling's sons asserted he was the victim of a murder plot. Somebody switched milk bottles on the Hotaling pantry steps and left the family a quart dosed with poison. Fortunately, nobody drank it, but there was angry blood among the Hotaling heirs thereafter. Hotaling who made his money in whisky before the turn of D.

Barbagelata, said his client probably will file a damage suit alleging the attachment of the club's furnishings was unlawful. The shabby old mansion, elegant in its day, was the the century. hardy holdouts vowed yesterday not to flee the historic Hotaling Mansion just because the sheriff is taking Its back stoop was the scene of the famous "poisoned half S. F. Fir Koals aiiltlren The Dudley Stone mentary School, at Masonic Ave.

and Haight was cleared of Its 928 pupils for a brief time yesterday after a fire was discovered In a second-floor cloakroom. The blaze, believed to have been set deliberately, was extinguished after causing minor damage to walls and jackets of pupils in a nearby second-grade classroom. Inspector Clarence Abies, of the Fire Department Arson Squad, questioned several pupils and turned the matter over to the School Department for further and-half" incident, when one the beds. 1860ceIebrating a century of fashion1960 These were the brave among the 26 young tenants of the musty old manse at J-' 5 1 I. i a f- vf i 1 "ft if 1 3 w'' I 1900 Franklin St.

who face in virtual eviction through no fault of their own. The not so brave mainly the six pretty women among the "Mansion Residence Club" membership hunting other quarters. The sheriff already has removed the crockery from the a if cookery and for the first time OK Seen for Arts Palaee Land Deal in a decade there was no community breakfast yesterday in the Mansion Club. TV REMOVED A bill which would give San Francisco clear title to the Palace of Fine Arts lands and make way for recon Deputies also have removed the dining room tables, the recreation room furnishings and the TV set under a writ of attachment obtained by the building's owners. The owners claim that struction will be passed by- Congress within two weeks, Industrialist Waiter S.

John son said yesterday- James F. Markall, the clubs manager, owes them $6,500 John son, who returned reasonable rental value of the mansion. The attachment is against all Markall's personal property which includes the beds and bureaus in his tenants' Wednesday from Washington, said that once the bill is passed, the city and State can enter into an agreement for reconstruction of the crumbling building. "Construction should get started within two or three months," Johnson said. Johnson, who donated $2,000,000 to restore the picturesque structure, said that rooms.

Each of the young working men and working women were notified yesterday that the sheriff will be around with a moving van at 8 a. m. today to take the beds. Congressman John F. Shel ley, who sponsored the bill, and Senator Thomas H.

jt RESCUERS MOVE TOWARD JET WRECKAGE ON MOISTEBELLO RIDGE "I'm not leaving," said Larry Adams, 29, a salesman for a duplicating machine Kuchel promised him they would rush the bill through as soon as possible. Navy plan had scorched scrub oak and brush before blotting to bits Crashes Miii 2 JPilots "After I talked with the House Armed Serv company. "If they come for the bed I'll hide my mattress. I've got no place else to go." SOME ENCOURAGEMENT The sheriff gave Adams and the other stayers a measure of strictly unofficial encouragement, however. Chief Deputy Howard E.

At a. m. he radioed the field that all was normal. ices Subcommittee approved the bill in two minutes flat," Johnson said. shouldn't have any more trouble." The bill would clear title to undeveloped streets now covered by the lagoon.

The Army turned the property over to the city in 1876 but Seconds later his F3H Demon fighter slammed into Montebello Ridge, back of Stevens Creek Park only Dunn said the legal proceed 100 feet below the retained title to the extended ings in no way involve the summit. personal eviction of the The plane scorched a 300- tenants. yard -long swath through Two Navy jet pilots were killed in separate training flights fro mthe USS Hancock yesterday as the aircraft carrier maneuvered off the northern California coast. First, Commander Ejnar N. C.

Thompson, 39, a fighter squadron skipper, died when his plane crashed and exploded in the Santa Cruz Mountains about 16 miles southwest of San Jose. He was only a minute or two from his home base, Moffett Naval Air Station. About four hours later, He admitted that his office had sent around the notices scrub oak and brush before streets. Educator Dies SAN DIEGO March 24. (AP) Dr.

John R. Turner, author of several books on economics, retired University of West Virginia presi blowing to bits. Thompson's body was found under a tree. PARACHUTE OPEN announcing today's bed-removal operation, but added: "Whether or not we will take the beds is an open legal question at this time." Meanwhile, the attorney for Manager Markall, Robert His parachute was open, dent and former Government indicating his plane may have suddenly become disabled official, died in his home to and he tried to eject himself day. He was 79.

Thompson, who commanded Squadrom 213 since Decern Fury attack bomber plum Ferries? Just a Dream ber, is survived by his widow, Margaret; a son, Ejnar 15, and daughter, Susan. 12. meted into the sea shortly after takeoff about 150 miles west of the Golden Gate. The pilot's body was recovered by a helicopter from the vehicle to another and then EXAMINER BUREAU, SAC COMDR. THOMPSON his jet hit ridge Abbott Milpitas, a native of Vale, Ore.

Commander Thompson was making an instrument ap- They live at 483 Los Ninos back again at the very heart of the projected rapid transit RAMENTO, March 24. The possibility that high speed ferry boats might flit across San Francisco Bay was offi Way, Los Altos. The Hancock is scheduled to dock at 3 p. m. today at Alameda Naval Air Station.

system threatens the regional nature and character of the He was identified as Lt. (jg Bruce H. Purvis, 25, of 315 proach over the foggy coast. cially scoffed at here today. Public Works Director Rob system." Finance Director John B.

Carr came up with the high ert B. Bradford, in a letter to State Senator J. Eugene Mc- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mi minimi Boy Smokers Blamed in Fire ft speed ferry plan last month, suggesting that aluminum- i in Ateer, San Francisco Democrat, declared: hulled boats would be better "I don't wish to answer for than a "hole bored under the of the Hiscock home before the Bay Area Rapid Transit the San Mateo County Fire water between San Francisco and Oakland" the proposed District, but I do point out )f the bedrooms of the His- home at 808 Vista Drive, tccording to San Mateo Deputy Sheriff Harry Bushman. that the transier irom one rapid transit tube. Department put out the blaze Adenauer Hop '71, 1 rr i HONOLULU.

March 24. A fire, believed started ac cidentally by two 13 year ok boys, yesterday caused ar, estimated $15,000 damage tc a home in the Emerald Lake area west of Redwood City. The boys, Keith Hiscock and Lou Miranda, apparently were smoking cigarets in one when one of the cigarets (UPD West German Chan touched off the fire. cellor Konrad Adenauer flew to Wake Island and Tokyo I ine two ooys men ran away. The fire destroyed five bedrooms and one bathroom today on the next leg of his world tour.

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